satoru8

There’s nothing to be confused about. This needs to be fixed.

Well, I finally figured it out myself. It seems that whoever is in charge of the Titles & Descriptions in this plugin should make an effort to actually say what things do and how they are meant to be used.

There is no clear connection to the fact that the “Control Item Name” MUST match the Filter Label. It doesn’t state this anywhere. And one is only to assume that you should be using the “Item Category” which would make logical sense.

The Control Item description also makes reference to Control Settings which I can’t find anywhere.

Please fix these discrepancies.

Great! Glad its all working now ??

@giovannagiacon

Hi again^^

It looks like you’re using the same style that I am using. To make this as simple as possible. Please remove any/all custom CSS you have for this. Including what I gave.

Then navigate to the EA Filterable Gallery > Style > Item Hover Color > Background Color. Screenshot here.

So, this should be pretty easy to do. I’ll set it on my site for example so you can see it in action. Using your preferred colour. My website with example is here.

This CSS is specific to your site at the time that I checked it. But could change so double check just in case.

.elementor-29 .elementor-element.elementor-element-615604c .gallery-item-caption-wrap .gallery-item-hoverer-bg {
     opacity: 1
}

and that’s all it. Looking at your site, there shouldn’t be any conflicts if you do these 2 steps. After removing anything you have previously done, of course.

Hope that helps ??

No problem. Sorry, I couldn’t be any more help.

In any case you may still want to check the lines referred to in the error message. Make a backup & try purging caches. Or even reinstalling WP/EA. Plugin updates can go wrong for many reasons. These errors can be tricky sometimes especially if nothing else had been touched.

The other day I had a random error when trying to change themes. The site went down for around 5-10 mins then came back, but was acting weird. Reverted daily backup and was fine again. Changed my theme and it worked. Normally I write code myself but with such nice tools like Elementor I was hoping to save a lot of time.

@optimiseonline

Doubt its the host’s fault.

It looks like an error with WordPress or Essential Addons. The function current_time() appears to be the issue. As it is not defined. According to the error you posted.

Did you or the client add some sort of timestamp or clock into the header recently?

Best bet as far as I can tell would be to remove the function that was added.

Daily backups are good practice for random stuff like this.

Please refer to the lines in your error message. functions.php:2416 & functions.php:2275

I’ve been having my fair share of issues recently with EA plugin myself.

@giovannagiacon

Of course. You should be able to change the opacity fairly easily ?? IIRC there should already be a setting in the options to change it.

For clarity are you referring to the hover items or the picture itself? Also, which hover setting are you using? I’m not 100% sure if they use different classes or not.

For CSS. Grab the selector then add an opacity & background property to it.

Example:

.gallery-item-caption-wrap.caption-style-hoverer,
.gallery-item-caption-wrap .gallery-item-hoverer-bg {
    opacity: 1;
    background: #000
}

Example Screenshot

@rafinkhan

Sure. Stopped working on it cause the filter won’t work. So, ignore the mess ??

Currently I have only added “Full Themes” in the list.

https://spicykatsu.com/themes